Wrap/Carrier if you have an ample bossom?

carladillon · July 2012

I have a Moby wrap and used it with my daughter, but found it to be a bit awkward having a large chest.

Any recommondations for a wrap or carrier that is not quite as awkward with a large chest?

carladillon · July 2012

Maybe I didn't have her placed correctly then - I felt like she was "sticking out" or there wasn't enough room for her, if that makes any sense. But perhaps I had her placed too low...

kcisthebombdotcom · July 2012

I'm large chested but small waisted and have a long torso. I think the ergo is heaven on earth. I've read some bad reviews from women who are shorter/have a small torso though, so I would suggest going to a store and trying out some carriers to see what's most comfortable for you.

pixieprincss · July 2012

Keep working at it! Wrapping is like tying your shoe--soooo tricky at first and then it becomes second-nature and gives the most incredible, snug fit. Chest size shouldn't be a problem. Ditto PP on baby's head high enough to kiss. I am in the realm of a I/J cup and have wrapped my son in a woven wrap most days since he was born (though this late in the PG with #2, we're finally slowing down a bit, LOL!). I know other hardcore wrapping mamas of all shapes and sizes. Wrapping is actually unique in being the only carrier that has the potential to perfectly fit every single user.

CeCe8579 · July 2012

I'm new to this board and don't BW much anymore since my DD is 40 lbs but I was a size F and my Ergo was the best for me. I couldn't get the hang of the Mody I have because I am short and wrapping was hard for me because of that. I can still wear my DD on my back in the Ergo some!

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